Here Am I
By John R. Rice
Lyrics
"Reapers send into Thy field."
Few are reapers; white and wasting
Are the fields, how rich the yield.
Here am I! (O Lord, send me)
Here am I! (I wait on Thee)
Send me forth, O Lord of Harvest,
Breathe on me Thy Holy Spirit.
Here am I! (O Lord, send me)
Here am I! (I wait on Thee)
Send me forth to win some precious soul today.
From the altar take a coal.
Cleanse my lips, I hear, "Whom shall I send
To garner precious souls?"
Fields are white: lift up your eyes.
Fruit for life eternal gather,
Rich the wages for such prize.
Souls for whom the Savior died.
Oh, then send me, Christ of mercy,
To the doomed and lost outside.
Bible Reference
Isaiah 6:8
About This Hymn
“Here Am I” is a hymn by John R. Rice that expresses the believer’s willingness to serve God and respond to His call. Inspired by Isaiah’s declaration of readiness, the hymn emphasizes surrender, obedience, and the eagerness to participate in the Lord’s work. It encourages Christians to dedicate themselves wholly to ministry, evangelism, and service wherever God leads.
The hymn also highlights the urgency of soul-winning and the responsibility of believers to bring the lost to Christ. Through its verses, the hymn portrays the fields as white and ready for harvest, calling for faithful laborers to gather the spiritual fruit. It inspires a heartfelt commitment to pray, witness, and act for God’s glory.
Additionally, “Here Am I” serves as both a devotional and motivational hymn. It instills courage and readiness, reminding believers that God’s Spirit empowers and equips those who volunteer for His service. The hymn combines prayer, consecration, and a call to action, making it a timeless song for evangelistic and revival contexts.


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Hymn Information

- Category: Hymn
- Author/Writer: John R. Rice (1959)
- Added: August 15, 2025
- Last Updated: August 15, 2025
- Views: 195
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Hymns from 1959
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